Yeah ive tried [bigrolf].Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
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Yeah ive tried [bigrolf].Quote:
Originally Posted by Tins
Will still be cheaper than an L663 and you can have it triple locked, winch,snorkel dual battery from the get go.Quote:
Originally Posted by JDNSW
It's easy to tell that this is a Land Rover forum, as Toyota and Datsun owners seem to have "Duel" batteries, going by posts I've seen.Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
Indeed. But everything is combative with those blokes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
Brought back memories, Steve. First job I had when I came back to Melbourne in 1978 was at a Datsun dealer.
Speaking of being able to afford a Grenadier.
Local dealer is offering $6500 cash back on orders. Clearly getting new orders now they have filled the startup ones is proving tricky.
If they added a zero on the end of that i might in with a chance [bigrolf], i think its the only new vehicle i would throw money at.Quote:
Originally Posted by Captain_Rightfoot
A mate, who lives 'Up the Mountain' from me, has just got rid of his Defender 110 (one of the last, discontinued VINs in Australia) and is awaiting an Ineos.
I also await it, with bated breath, as this bloke does like to put his vehicles to work.
In 2019, he and a couple of Tojos did the Canning and his 110 was the only vehicle to come through without any issues.
I reckon three off those and I'd be prepared to revisit the situation.Quote:
Originally Posted by loanrangie
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Originally Posted by Captain_Rightfoot
Can someone please explain this CASHBACK crap & why not simply remove it from the original quoted purchase price?
$6500!!!! FFS!
What is the psychology behind this if any? The Air Conditioning Industry has also been doing this for years but it makes no bloody sense that I could never see.
Strewth, 4bee! My aircon cost $5,000. I'd love a $6,500 cash back deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4bee